Happy New Year! Did you set any resolutions? If you haven’t yet, how about setting a goal to make your oral health a priority? A new year is a great time to start new habits that will make your life better. For instance, a clean...
From babies to seniors, every member of your family needs dental care. It’s never too early or too late to start taking better care of your teeth and gums. And visiting the dentist twice a year is a must at any age! Here’s how our...
Our teeth are an important part of our daily lives. We use them to eat, speak, and smile. That is why a tooth extraction is always a last resort. However, in some cases it may be necessary. For instance, many people have had wisdom teeth...
With over 12 million Americans suffering from some sort of TMJ disorder, jaw pain is a very common complaint. In fact as dentists, we notice the symptoms quite often. But it’s no surprise to us—your jaw is getting a workout every time you use your...
Dental decay is no way to end your year. Between Halloween and New Year's Eve, there are plenty of parties, dinners, and special treats. It’s easy to get cavities during the holiday season because it’s so easy to forget to brush or indulge in candy...
If you are unhappy with the way your smile looks, cosmetic dentistry can help. With the use of different dental techniques, a dentist can change your smile to something you love. Cosmetic dentistry can correct imperfections like stains and gaps, giving you a smile you...
If you’ve ever thought about straightening your teeth but the idea of metal braces made you pause, you’re not alone. Wires and brackets can be a big commitment, both in looks and lifestyle. Invisalign takes a different approach—clear aligners that gently shift your teeth while...
Hearing that you need a root canal can sound intimidating. But the truth is, root canals aren’t something to fear—they’re one of the most effective ways to stop the pain and save your tooth. Once you understand how root canals help and why you might...
Did you know that the city of Prescott does not add fluoride to its water supply? Some Arizona cities do, but Prescott is not one of them. That means your teeth—and your kids’ teeth—don’t have the same level of defense against cavities that people in...
Aside from the magic of getting a prize from the tooth fairy, losing a tooth is an important part of growing up. Kids usually start losing their baby teeth around age six. It is important to let these teeth fall out naturally, as losing a...